The fact that there's also an unexpectedly good story baked in, that slowly but surely unfolds as the planet's many secrets are revealed, serves as a great motivator for me to continually want to move forward. Several times during the adventure, Rani stops and says that the world she's exploring is so incredibly stunning, while also putting into words what I as a player am thinking and feeling. The Gunk is one of the most beautiful adventures I've played this year and a solid candidate for design of the year. Overall, this unfortunately costs a few score points. The environmental variation is very good and the design is absolutely outstanding. I'm not asking for a complete level tree with extra everything, but now, unfortunately, upgrading Rani's equipment makes little sense and in most cases I never even need to use my new tools. Early on, I can buy the most important upgrades, such as the ability to shoot, vacuum more efficiently and be able to run. I also think it's a bit of a shame that the resources I collect in the game have so little significance. I would have much preferred a happier and more lively soundtrack, which would have suited the atmosphere better otherwise. When I already feel as though vacuuming is starting to get stale but also have to listen to this to melancholy music, my overall impression is lowered. I suppose they want to reinforce the sense of exploring a world that seems to have suffered a tragedy, but it helps to make The Gunk sleepier than it is and often feels a little misplaced.
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The Gunk is included with the Xbox Game Pass, so be sure to download and see if it's for you.Īnd although Becks and Rani have comedic banter and light-hearted dialogue, Image & Form has chosen to run with an admittedly subtle, but also melancholic soundtrack.
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